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latimesblogs.latimes.com - 3/7/2009
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This was entertaining. I stopped by L.A. Southwest
College this week to spend some time on the...
set of "Pros vs. Joes," the Spike TV show airing in April that pits retired NFL and NBA players against so-called everyday Joes in various football and ...
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More fisticuffs for Pacman Jones | The Fabulous Forum | ...
notqualifiedtocomment.com - 3/7/2009
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First of all, I had no idea that
Pacman Jones had signed up to be on Pros...
vs. Joes for the upcoming season. Wait, let’s back up. Pros vs. Joes is still on the air? So things didn’t go too well for Pacman in Dallas, but at least he can relax and have some fun on a reality TV ...
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Pacman Jones and Pros vs. Joes; What Could go Wrong?
sports.yahoo.com - 2/25/2009
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With the official free agency period kicking off
less than 48 hours from now, there's been a...
lot of talk about potential player movement . You may have noticed that one name missing from any and all such conversations, though, is that of Adam ...
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Pacman feels good about his chances to play in the ...
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Pacman Jones Joins 'Pros vs. Joes'
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... NFL Media Watch, NFL RumorsPacman Jones, formerly of the Dallas Cowboys, inked a new deal after the free agent period opened. The only downside of said new deal is that it's with SpikeTV, and it will involve Pacman "playing" football on "Pros vs. Joes." Yes, that's correct. Pacman has fallen so far that he's doing reality television with Petros Papadakis, competing against mere mortals for the sake of not being publicly embarrassed. But he seems kind of excited. Pacman Jones Joins 'Pros vs. Joes' originally appeared on NFL ...
Monday free agency Beastlines
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... Canty to New York story. Engel's husband puts Saturday's moves in perspective. Linebacker Bradie James won't hold Kitna's comments from 2006 against him. Don Banks of SI.com has some good details on the Canty signing and Ray Lewis' rough weekend. Here's Jean-Jacques Taylor's take on Canty's departure. Calvin Watkins says Kevin Burnett's on his way to visit the Raiders. Pacman Jones has a new gig. Eagles Brian ...
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